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cliff. what the president does not want to talk about. plus senator jim demint is here to tell you why he is leighing the senate. this is "special report." this is "special report." ♪ ♪ good evening >> good evening. i'm bret baier. much of the public debate focuses on taxes. democrat want to raise them on high earners. republicans don't. but there is another part of the equation that gets less attention. that is spending cuts. chief white house correspondent ed henry looks in to that tonight. >> reporter: pulling on the heart strings as if he were back on the campaign trail, president obama visited middle class family in virginia. >> a couple of thousand dollars means a couple months' rent for this family. >> once again, he was trying to frame the battle oaf the fiscal cliff as being all about taxes. with no mention of spending cuts. >> i'm not going to sign any package that somehow prevents the top rates from going up for folks at the top 2%. but i do remain optimistic that we can get s
cliff. what the president does not want to talk about. plus senator jim demint is here to tell you why he is leighing the senate. this is "special report." this is "special report." ♪ ♪ good evening >> good evening. i'm bret baier. much of the public debate focuses on taxes. democrat want to raise them on high earners. republicans don't. but there is another part of the equation that gets less attention. that is spending cuts. chief white house correspondent ed...
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cliff. that's something that's kicked down the road as they try to deal with the tax numbers. >> sounds like fun. thanks so much, peter and mike. and straight ahead this afternoon, the real cost of continued silence about the fiscal cliff from our leaders in washington. their failure to lead speaks volumes. but what does it really mean for your bottom line? straight talk from "fortune" magazine. that's next. [ male announcer ] it's that time of year again. time for citi price rewind. because your daughter really wants that pink castle thing. and you really don't want to pay more than you have to. only citi price rewind automatically searches for the lowest price. and if it finds one, you get refunded the difference. just use your citi card and register your purchase online. have a super sparkly day! ok. [ male announcer ] now all you need is a magic carriage. citi price rewind. start saving at citi.com/pricerewind. citi price rewind. with a new project in mind, some how-to knowledge to give
cliff. that's something that's kicked down the road as they try to deal with the tax numbers. >> sounds like fun. thanks so much, peter and mike. and straight ahead this afternoon, the real cost of continued silence about the fiscal cliff from our leaders in washington. their failure to lead speaks volumes. but what does it really mean for your bottom line? straight talk from "fortune" magazine. that's next. [ male announcer ] it's that time of year again. time for citi price...
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. >> the fiscal cliff something we're talking about a lot lately given the fact that the spending programs go away. we're going to see taxes go higher for all income levels, by the way. you think we're going to go off the fiscal cliff? what's your take on the impact on business and the economy? >> i think policymakers are going to certainly get past the election. then, what i'm hoping, is that cool heads will prevail, and there will be after the election, i believe, a number of cool heads. the other thing i would expect to happen is if they haven't started to develop a plan, a framework, a context, the markets are going to be a little more volatile. they're going to be holding the politicians accountable. we've seen that happen once or twice before. >> which is what we want. let me get your take on the fed. you're the former vice chairman of the federal reserve. of course, you know, i would imagine you don't want to criticize anybody, but i got to get your take on the implications of all of this free money. there's a big debate. jim grant comes on all the time. he says, look, in is going e
. >> the fiscal cliff something we're talking about a lot lately given the fact that the spending programs go away. we're going to see taxes go higher for all income levels, by the way. you think we're going to go off the fiscal cliff? what's your take on the impact on business and the economy? >> i think policymakers are going to certainly get past the election. then, what i'm hoping, is that cool heads will prevail, and there will be after the election, i believe, a number of cool...
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cliff or the president's ultimatum. silence indicate a deal in the works or something too ugly for them to contemplate?@ we'll have the latest for you from the white house. white house correspondent ed henry here in just moments, but, first, the money line in hoping washington might get a deal done driving a modestly bullish mood on wall street at the end of the session. investors cheering news in a decline in jobless claims, and household wealth in the country grew by $1.7 trillion, to the highest level in five years, talk about a positive indicator for consumer purchasing. the dow jones industrial up 40 points, the s&p up five, and nasdaq rose 15.5 points. volume? a billion shares lighter than yesterday, but above the average of 3.1 billion trading on the board today. apple rebounded from yesterday's worst date performance in four years, a gain of $8.45 today with the ceo saying apple will move imac computer production to the country in the new year. garmin stock higher to replace rr donly in the s&p 500, the stock mo
cliff or the president's ultimatum. silence indicate a deal in the works or something too ugly for them to contemplate?@ we'll have the latest for you from the white house. white house correspondent ed henry here in just moments, but, first, the money line in hoping washington might get a deal done driving a modestly bullish mood on wall street at the end of the session. investors cheering news in a decline in jobless claims, and household wealth in the country grew by $1.7 trillion, to the...
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fiscal cliff and your company, something we need to worry about? less than other companies? >> we're in a great asset class. it's defensive. we've talked about some of the benefits. we as a company have a great balance sheet. we're seeing our leasing better in the last three months than in the last eight years. i thif you've heard that, stabilization of rates, so i think from our particular business standpoint, we would love to see the fiscal cliff solved, we would love to see fundamentals come back to sense, but our affordable care act, i don't see that as a big impact at all. >> simple, good clean story with good distribution, nice yield. scott peters, chairman and president of health care trust of america. they are not involved with the crazies in of america other than maybe they can profit from it. [ male announcer ] if you suffer from heartburn 2 or more days a week, why use temporary treatments when you can prevent the acid that's causing it with prevacid24hr. with one pill prevacid24hr works at the source to prevent the acid that causes frequent heartburn all day and
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i think we are coming up again at the end of the year, people looking at the fiscal cliff situation and everyday we get something different coming out of washington today, disagreement. tomorrow it could be sounds like talks are progressing. we can see things slip around staying in this broad range across a series of markets and i think he will continue to see that until yo they get some kinf definitive answer and direction out of d.c. we will go from economic standpoint and getting money to work in the most efficient way. liz: good to see you gentlemen, thank you very much. never gets boring around here on fox business lackluster retail sales from the fed announcement yesterday turning on the stick is beginning next month painted the market red leaving me wondering if high investors, the smart money might be changing their investment strategy. we thought we would bring in, millions of dollars, they want to see the money grow. joining us in a fox business exclusive. you seem like a very measured person, that is why you have a lot of wealthy clients because you must do well for them. aft
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has to give in this fiscal cliff play the states have to contribute something to the to the you know to the party so you think that if if this tax exempt status of interest is curbed to an extent it's not going to impact borrowing costs for cities or states dramatically because the demand is so high for me it's going to be impacted but you see assessments that range from like ten basis points to you know one hundred basis points and you know it's a function of where interest rates are at the time and stuff the point is there's massive demand in fact many investors are cut out from dean in this market just because you know most of the bonds are flowing up to the top income brackets just the way j.p. i'm for example j.p. morgan massive underwriter a lot of those bonds go into their own clients accounts so you know if you're not a client list likely to get the bonds. or the others in the end ratings ok and just quickly before we go why have there been such demand for muni's lately because people want to shelter that having come from decks is. there yamit very avid all right well i appre
has to give in this fiscal cliff play the states have to contribute something to the to the you know to the party so you think that if if this tax exempt status of interest is curbed to an extent it's not going to impact borrowing costs for cities or states dramatically because the demand is so high for me it's going to be impacted but you see assessments that range from like ten basis points to you know one hundred basis points and you know it's a function of where interest rates are at the...
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. >> is it the broad economy and the fiscal cliff? is it something going on in technology? what do you think is behind these misses in tech? >> i think it's been a strong group that sees a slow economic environment now. more importantly, coming up around the bend. i think that's the biggest concern. i think it's the overall economy that's finally weighing down on a fairly strong performing group for a while. >> there's some hesitation in that business spending, in that cap ex on the part of business, still waiting for greater certainty from washington, the election, and what's going to happen from the fiscal cliff. they're sitting on their cash. >> all right. i'm going it get ready for the next hour. >> we wait for that conference call. >> microsoft is going to be out. we've got the conference call live out of google. bill, see you tomorrow. >> you bet. take care. where was the strength and weakness inside the dow today? the best performing stock inside the dow was travelers, the insurance giant, which was trading higher today all day. the worst performer was ibm. as bob po
. >> is it the broad economy and the fiscal cliff? is it something going on in technology? what do you think is behind these misses in tech? >> i think it's been a strong group that sees a slow economic environment now. more importantly, coming up around the bend. i think that's the biggest concern. i think it's the overall economy that's finally weighing down on a fairly strong performing group for a while. >> there's some hesitation in that business spending, in that cap ex...
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. >> this is something very, very quickly on the talks. the fiscal cliff. how many "meet the press"s do we have left? >> we may have a lot. my indications from the hill and the white house, you are probably hearing this. they really are dug in on they have to give on rates first. >> they don't want to negotiate? >> they don't want to negotiate on medicare to find out they won't negotiate on the taxes. they can do a middle class tax deal and delay the sequester. they could avoid the deadline. >> good news for every sunday. >> i do think people have a high level of frustration with this. >> cynicism. you see it. the public gets it and they are not happy about it. >> thanks. >> congratulations and ebook. i will download it now, i promise. from nbc publishing is available on your ipad and ipad minis. >> i love it. it saved my life. >> you could watch "meet the press" on your local station. quickly before we go to break, opening bell just rang on wall street. the market starting in positive territory. everyone anticipating the announcement of qe 4. the fed chair
. >> this is something very, very quickly on the talks. the fiscal cliff. how many "meet the press"s do we have left? >> we may have a lot. my indications from the hill and the white house, you are probably hearing this. they really are dug in on they have to give on rates first. >> they don't want to negotiate? >> they don't want to negotiate on medicare to find out they won't negotiate on the taxes. they can do a middle class tax deal and delay the sequester....
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. >> in the recent talks to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff john boehner insists the president has been singing a different tune. >> it is clear the president is not serious cutting spending. but spend something the problem. >> you hear the talking heads every day the back and forth every day. but have you tried recently to get your head around how much the federal government doles out every day? >> when it comes to government spending what's the very basic math of the problem we have gotten ourselves into? each day dug the month of november the government brought in a little more than $5 billion of revenue. that's a lot of money. we spend more than 11 billion a day. the difference as you can clearly sees roughly $6 billion. how can we keep spending more than we take in? economists we talk to said it's simple, we can't. the government am spends more than $11 billion a day. where does the majority of that money go? here are the top four out lays at the top of the list department of health and human services which goes through 3 billion of tax dollars a day. social security is a close sec
. >> in the recent talks to avoid the so-called fiscal cliff john boehner insists the president has been singing a different tune. >> it is clear the president is not serious cutting spending. but spend something the problem. >> you hear the talking heads every day the back and forth every day. but have you tried recently to get your head around how much the federal government doles out every day? >> when it comes to government spending what's the very basic math of the...
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fiscal cliff and your company, something we need to worry about? less than other companies? >> we're in a great asset class. it's defensive. we've talked about some of the benefits. we as a company have a great balance sheet. we're seeing our leasing better in the last six months than in the last three years. i think you've heard that, stabilization of rates, so i think from our particular business standpoint, we would love to see the fiscal cliff solved, we would love to see fundamentals come back to sense, but our business, the affordable care act, i don't see that as a big impact at all. >> simple, good clean story with good distribution, nice yield. scott peters, chairman and president of health care trust of america. they are not involved with the craziness of washington other than maybe they can profit from it. [ male announcer ] this december, remember -- ♪ you can stay in and like something... ♪ [ car alarm deactivates ] ♪ ...or you can get out there with your family and actually like something. ♪ the lexus december to remember sales event is on, offering som
fiscal cliff and your company, something we need to worry about? less than other companies? >> we're in a great asset class. it's defensive. we've talked about some of the benefits. we as a company have a great balance sheet. we're seeing our leasing better in the last six months than in the last three years. i think you've heard that, stabilization of rates, so i think from our particular business standpoint, we would love to see the fiscal cliff solved, we would love to see fundamentals...
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>> no one wants to go over the fiscal cliff. worse would be for the president to sign a bad bill. >> all right. alan krueger, chairman of the president's counscil on economi advisers. mr. krueger, nice to see you that month. i'll see you next month, i promise. >> thank you, chuck. >>> trivia time, jim demint's decision to step down 0 means south carolina will have two seats on the ballot in 2014. who was elected the last time both of south carolina's senate seats were on the ballot in the same election? strom thurmond, of course, and the longest serving junior senator perhaps in the history of america, fritz hollings. senator thurmond won re-election and hollings, the form earp governor at the time, won a special to fill a seat left empty when johnston died. we'll be right back. ...so as you can see, geico's customer satisfaction is at 97%. mmmm tasty. and cut! very good. people are always asking me how we make these geico adverts. so we're taking you behind the scenes. this coffee cup, for example, is computer animated. it's no
>> no one wants to go over the fiscal cliff. worse would be for the president to sign a bad bill. >> all right. alan krueger, chairman of the president's counscil on economi advisers. mr. krueger, nice to see you that month. i'll see you next month, i promise. >> thank you, chuck. >>> trivia time, jim demint's decision to step down 0 means south carolina will have two seats on the ballot in 2014. who was elected the last time both of south carolina's senate seats were...
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the fiscal cliff is something, it's a politically created issue. the answer is, once again, president bush inherited a 2% structural surplus. he turned over a 2% structural deficit in the last year of full employment and then when the economy collapsed the same level of spending ballooned to roughly 10%. so, this is once again something that president obama was handed. it's not going to be easy to solve but it was really president bush who painted us in to a corner. i think the president has some good plans. truth be told i think after the election we're going to need to sit down and have more simpson-bowles type discussions but sensible people of both parties can get this done. everybody agrees but it's a political hot topic in the middle of an election. >> thank you so much for joining us, sir. a pleasure to talk with you. >> thank you for having me. >>> let's check the action in the bond market. it's a key week on many fronts. the ecb meeting and much more. rick santelli live from the floor in chicago. hi, ricky. >> hi, sue. indeed. you know, ma
the fiscal cliff is something, it's a politically created issue. the answer is, once again, president bush inherited a 2% structural surplus. he turned over a 2% structural deficit in the last year of full employment and then when the economy collapsed the same level of spending ballooned to roughly 10%. so, this is once again something that president obama was handed. it's not going to be easy to solve but it was really president bush who painted us in to a corner. i think the president has...
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so everybody has something to dislike in the fiscal cliff. the reason i like it is i'm really a deficit hawk. i've always believed that these deficits are very bad for the country. this is the first step towards doing something serious about the deficit, and i think it's worth doing. >> so you are not worried about that recession happening in 2013? most economists, congressional budget office said that would occur if nothing is done in washingt washington. you say it's okay if it's short term. >> maria, it wi occur. i think a recession is terrible and tough. but this country is in deep trouble. we clearly cannot go on with these kinds of deficits. doing something about the deficit can't be done in washington because none of them ever seem to want to take any political heat. this is the way they designed to take the political heat. all these cuts are necessary. some of them are painful. i hate some of them. we're all going to have to give up something in order to get out of this deficit situation, and the fiscal cliff appears to be the only si
so everybody has something to dislike in the fiscal cliff. the reason i like it is i'm really a deficit hawk. i've always believed that these deficits are very bad for the country. this is the first step towards doing something serious about the deficit, and i think it's worth doing. >> so you are not worried about that recession happening in 2013? most economists, congressional budget office said that would occur if nothing is done in washingt washington. you say it's okay if it's short...
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>> well, i do think the fiscal cliff does have something to do with it. we have this push and pull here where qe-3 is in play, but the fiscal cliff can still occur, especially it seems, if obama wins the elections. so every day that goes by, we get closer and closer to this, you know, dead heat here between fiscal and monetary action, positive on the monetary side and anythingtive on the nis call side. >> david, you think this is a buying opportunity. >> i do. i think the fed is still in monetary overdrive. if you look at the real level of short-term interest rates and how much money they continue to put into the economic system. and the median stock is about 9% off its 52-week high, yet, it's still trading an attractive valuation. for all the talk about revenue growth, if you look at the possibilities in the tech related consumer area thanks to mortgage refinancing, higher housing values, lower gas prices, the wealth effect of a 15% increase in stock prices this year, revenue growth, i think in those areas, consumer an consumer related tech, will be just
>> well, i do think the fiscal cliff does have something to do with it. we have this push and pull here where qe-3 is in play, but the fiscal cliff can still occur, especially it seems, if obama wins the elections. so every day that goes by, we get closer and closer to this, you know, dead heat here between fiscal and monetary action, positive on the monetary side and anythingtive on the nis call side. >> david, you think this is a buying opportunity. >> i do. i think the fed...
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i'm not super negative that we're going to just go into a recession unless we do something on the fiscal cliff. but i do believe that with a big overhang of public debt external debt, china, we're not going to grow like gangbusters and not going to see several years of great earnings growth. this moderation is very consistent with what i would expect in this point in the recovery. >> all right, we'll leave it there. great to talk with you, thanks so much. >> thank you, maria. >> ken rogoff joining us. up next, a warning to the world from a woman who runs the international monetary fund. what she says is going right and wrong when it comes to global growth. >>> how sam adams grew from the founders kitchen to be the largest craft brewer and what else they are starting up. take a look at the stock market end of the week. a crash management system and the world's only tridion safety cell which can withstand over three and a half tons. small in size. big on safety. en we got married. i had three kids. and she became the full time mother of three. it was soccer, and ballet, and cheerleadin
i'm not super negative that we're going to just go into a recession unless we do something on the fiscal cliff. but i do believe that with a big overhang of public debt external debt, china, we're not going to grow like gangbusters and not going to see several years of great earnings growth. this moderation is very consistent with what i would expect in this point in the recovery. >> all right, we'll leave it there. great to talk with you, thanks so much. >> thank you, maria....
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we started talking about the issue of fiscal cliff and how we're going to fill our coffers. one of the fastest way to make sure you earn revenue is by passing comprehensive immigration. everyday workers are actually competitive. come on. >> more taxpayers. that's expanding the tax base, come on. >> it's a good thing. >> but i think we can't underscore enough the importance for the republican party, i mean, they have done miserably with latino voters. so they clearly have to be on board for this to work. i want to play something that the president said during the campaign about the republicans and immigration. let's take a listen. >> if they have seen that people who care about this issue have turned out in strong numbers, that they will rethink it if not because it's the right thing to do, at least because it's in their political interest to do so. >> people turned nout strong numbers. there is a political interest when you talk about taxes. is that going to mean the republicans are going to do the right thing or are going to do what's in their best political interest to do?
we started talking about the issue of fiscal cliff and how we're going to fill our coffers. one of the fastest way to make sure you earn revenue is by passing comprehensive immigration. everyday workers are actually competitive. come on. >> more taxpayers. that's expanding the tax base, come on. >> it's a good thing. >> but i think we can't underscore enough the importance for the republican party, i mean, they have done miserably with latino voters. so they clearly have to be...
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something happening, good in europe and something happening about the fiscal cliff. if any one of those three become a roadblock gs then this will go lower. you have an awful lot. you have an awful lot of buynary events that will come out that people will be worried about. city bank has a very controversial set up. it could be as soon as september. the market is not pricing that in. i think there is a lot of good news in the price here. it's just not the same scenario. it is a rally into this moment. back in 2010 we were in a different place. >> it could be as early as september. although he said january 1, 2013. that was his original forecast. >> it's still aggress if. >> it is. >> and it's still going to be havoc. >> but it speaks volumes that this comes out and there is not a reaction in the market. >> what are the technicals telling us? let's bring in the head of technical and market. bank of america. marry ann, we are heading into labor day, into september. a lot of people get worried about the month of september. what should we expect? >> i'm agreeing with many
something happening, good in europe and something happening about the fiscal cliff. if any one of those three become a roadblock gs then this will go lower. you have an awful lot. you have an awful lot of buynary events that will come out that people will be worried about. city bank has a very controversial set up. it could be as soon as september. the market is not pricing that in. i think there is a lot of good news in the price here. it's just not the same scenario. it is a rally into this...
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the fiscal cliff is a big discussion now. d china, they're frustrated because the stock market has continued to really push towards new highs. >> interesting, even though the backrop is what -- somewhat weak, the market is -- >> i think something that is a good leading into care, the last 20 years, always called the direction right, high yield, high spreads. in other words, what the bond markets are doing. they are acting really well, starting to rally in june and july, these are corporate bonds. >> so everybody is looking for yield. i guess that is why corporate bonds are doing well and dividend payers are doing well? >> yes, exactly, the markets are doing for proxys for bond, the best group, the energy sector. >> energy has been doing well, even though oil is off of its highs? >> that is right, oil has really seen a big fall since the start of the year, one reason that energy was the worst performing group, year to date. but we have had a bounce in oil, maybe the market is seeing the growth in the second half. but if you lo
the fiscal cliff is a big discussion now. d china, they're frustrated because the stock market has continued to really push towards new highs. >> interesting, even though the backrop is what -- somewhat weak, the market is -- >> i think something that is a good leading into care, the last 20 years, always called the direction right, high yield, high spreads. in other words, what the bond markets are doing. they are acting really well, starting to rally in june and july, these are...
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. >> you also said you factored in the election results because goldman was saying, unh-unh, fiscal cliff is something we haven't got in the market yet, but we may have it. >> i don't know if i filtered it in, but you can actually make a probablistic estimate of what's going to happen dollar-wise. it's not an up/down thing. it's not something that's either this tremendous immediate disaster overnight or it's nothing happened. it's kind of an incremental drag on the economy. >> unless it's part of a loss of confidence. and what's caught a lot of people's attention today is the idea that in two weeks time, if romney wins, suddenly we have a man who's going to try to push the federal reserve away from helicopter ben. and therefore the market quite legitimately should factor that in 18 months down the line suddenly when bernanke isn't there, and so rates should move. that's what's in the new york times today. >> what world have we all lived in that a potential change in monetary philosophy 14, 18 months away is somehow massive uncertainty? normally in this market, we deal with fed policy bein
. >> you also said you factored in the election results because goldman was saying, unh-unh, fiscal cliff is something we haven't got in the market yet, but we may have it. >> i don't know if i filtered it in, but you can actually make a probablistic estimate of what's going to happen dollar-wise. it's not an up/down thing. it's not something that's either this tremendous immediate disaster overnight or it's nothing happened. it's kind of an incremental drag on the economy. >>...
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along, house minority leader nancy pelosi is going to talk with andrea mitchell about the fiscal cliff and her call for the ban on magazine clips. that's coming up here at 1:00 on msnbc. [ female announcer ] people who choose more whole grain tend to weigh less than those who don't. multigrain cheerios five days later, i had a massive heart attack. bayer aspirin was the first thing the emts gave me. now, i'm on a bayer aspirin regimen. [ male announcer ] be sure to talk to your doctor before you begin an aspirin regimen. [ woman ] learn from my story. >>> it's the president's job to promote a plan that fixes -- that satisfies the needs of the country. he is the commander in chief. he's the consoler in chief. but he's the commander in chief. and whether the legislation that he proposes gets passed or not, that's not -- that shouldn't be his first consideration. >> one day after new york mayor michael bloomberg stood in a room flanked by victims of gun violence and their families. he spoke on "morning joe" calling for the president to move towards change. saying change needs to happen at
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cliff talks is the debt ceiling, with the government on pace to reach its borrowing limit early next year. the white house stated its position on the 14th amendment, which some theory rise is a way for the president to raise the debt limit independently, should republicans attempt to use it as a negotiating tool. >> i can say that this administration does not believe that the 14th amendment gives the president the power to ignore the debt ceiling, period. >> the fiscal cliff talks reached a new low yesterday when, somehow, the new york jets got dragged into it on the senate floor. >> it's not one of my favorite teams, but it's really, really fun to watch, and that's the new york jets. coach ryan, he's got a problem. he has three quarterbacks, sanchez, he's got tim tebow, he's got another guy. he can't decide who their quarterback is going to be. that's the same problem republicans are having. romney's gone, but he's still in the background. we have mcconnell and we have boehner. who is the quarterback, mr. president? who is the quarterback? >> there's some confusion about who the qua
cliff talks is the debt ceiling, with the government on pace to reach its borrowing limit early next year. the white house stated its position on the 14th amendment, which some theory rise is a way for the president to raise the debt limit independently, should republicans attempt to use it as a negotiating tool. >> i can say that this administration does not believe that the 14th amendment gives the president the power to ignore the debt ceiling, period. >> the fiscal cliff talks...
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>> first the fiscal cliff is totally something we think will get resolved somehow. last year the u.s. gave such a bad image trying to compete with europe. and basically within that they can't just do it again. >> you are talking about a committee of politicians. >> exactly. >> otherwise there will be no commitment on the health of europe to solve their own crisis. secondly we think with the election out of the way there is somehow less tension on the issue but there is a mandate. third what we like is we are seeing the economy rebounding in the states compared to europe. so -- >> you sound like you are buying the u.s. market. >> that is mainly financials. and we think there are some unique opportunities because most of the negatives are enterprise in terms of expectation and most importantly fear. but in reality there is tremendous value in what is the largest economy globally. >> the average retail investor, are there names you would suggest to financials that are safe for them? >> i think in the u.s. which is third in financials. anything that sits above equity. i
>> first the fiscal cliff is totally something we think will get resolved somehow. last year the u.s. gave such a bad image trying to compete with europe. and basically within that they can't just do it again. >> you are talking about a committee of politicians. >> exactly. >> otherwise there will be no commitment on the health of europe to solve their own crisis. secondly we think with the election out of the way there is somehow less tension on the issue but there is a...
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the problem with the fiscal cliff is for most voters in this country, it's not a real crisis. it's a phony crisis. it's something like the end of the world that was supposed to happen yesterday that didn't happen. it was a crisis created by congress and we're not really likely to see serious action on deficit and debt reduction, unless and until the crisis hits people in the face and they say to their representatives you'd better do something or else and then they'll act. >> always a pleasure, bill schneider and jonathan allen with his article out as we were talking about just today. thank you so much for stopping by. >> thanks, richard. >>> several funerals were held today for the victims of the newtown shooting. this is video from josephine's funeral in newtown. she turned 7 just before the shooting. executive vice president blamed the media and violent video games for violence in society. >> there exists in this country, sadly, a callous, corrupt and corrupting shadow in industry that sells and stows violence against its own people. through vicious, violent video games with
the problem with the fiscal cliff is for most voters in this country, it's not a real crisis. it's a phony crisis. it's something like the end of the world that was supposed to happen yesterday that didn't happen. it was a crisis created by congress and we're not really likely to see serious action on deficit and debt reduction, unless and until the crisis hits people in the face and they say to their representatives you'd better do something or else and then they'll act. >> always a...
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something else to worry about. just in case the fiscal cliff wasn't enough. still to come, by "two cents more". and now it's legal to smoke pot in two states now, and i'm not talking about marijuana. if you don't live in the rocky mountains, you canúú gerri: some are calling it the gerri: grass, mary jane, marijuana goes by a lot of names. folks are calling it a good alternative investment. believe it or not. colorado and washington together, the first dates to legalizerecreational use of marijuana. a growing industry that worth a ton of dough. my next guest says there are many legal ways to get in on the action. joining me now is the president and ceo of company in california. we are talking about miracle tter monitor. how you invest in a? >> thank you for having me on your show. well, there is a plethora of different ways to look at the market. one of the easiest ways is you want to be an active investor or a passive investor. the second question that you ask yourself is do i want to be close to what i like to work in an ancillary or peripheral business.
something else to worry about. just in case the fiscal cliff wasn't enough. still to come, by "two cents more". and now it's legal to smoke pot in two states now, and i'm not talking about marijuana. if you don't live in the rocky mountains, you canúú gerri: some are calling it the gerri: grass, mary jane, marijuana goes by a lot of names. folks are calling it a good alternative investment. believe it or not. colorado and washington together, the first dates to legalizerecreational...
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if you want to stimulate the economy get the cats on capitol hill to do something about this fiscal cliff. that would get things rolling because you guys talk bit. trillions of dollars on the balance sheet. of these corporations. they are not spending the money and not going out and hiring. why -- it is because of the uncertainty factor. juan congress to get together and you want confidence to come back into the market. that's dash that's what's going to stimulate this economy. not monetary easing. >> you think -- i mean, if your hand just -- got one finger left before you fall over that fiscal cliff, you are going to depend on congress to save you, todd? >> well, look, i got to tell you, where are we going to lend on bernanke to save the day? he will play superhero again? if he comes out and does anything with an announcement friday or even at the two-day meeting in september, you know what will happen? he is actually saving the day for congress. he is punting and you have to punt the responsibility back to congress and get them to do something on this fiscal cliff matter. >> i agree. wh
if you want to stimulate the economy get the cats on capitol hill to do something about this fiscal cliff. that would get things rolling because you guys talk bit. trillions of dollars on the balance sheet. of these corporations. they are not spending the money and not going out and hiring. why -- it is because of the uncertainty factor. juan congress to get together and you want confidence to come back into the market. that's dash that's what's going to stimulate this economy. not monetary...
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i do think getting over the fiscal cliff, the deal getting closer to balance the budget is still very important. i do hope because of the discussion that tax reform is something that is taken seriously for this year. i think that is well overdue. there is not time to do it before december 31. it will give businesses a lot of assurances that the government is paying attention to what they are saying. >> you should tell barack obama to find a jim baker. >> think about each time we have reached a crisis point in our anntry there's been institutional response to tit. we created a central bank. that has proved to be enormous for the past five years and important for years before that. post-world war ii, we create a system and the department of homeland security. i wonder if there's not an institutional -- >> some did not work as well as others. >> that is exactly right. it reflects our values and the focus of the government'. we should have a department of homeland prosperity. we need somebody other than the aboutent to think american competitiveness. something we've taken for granted beca
i do think getting over the fiscal cliff, the deal getting closer to balance the budget is still very important. i do hope because of the discussion that tax reform is something that is taken seriously for this year. i think that is well overdue. there is not time to do it before december 31. it will give businesses a lot of assurances that the government is paying attention to what they are saying. >> you should tell barack obama to find a jim baker. >> think about each time we...
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it would be nice to have a budget, maybe nice to do something about this fiscal cliff, but sooner or later, we just heard, we had some fed watchers say well the fed just realizes that they can't do anything that actually will create jobs and they can't do anything that will actually fix the economy and they can do price control. they can do the inflation side of the mandate, if they can't do the other one, why don't you get rid of it? you could do it. it would be an act of congress. >> i have a bill that does just that, joe, and i don't expect it to pass any time soon, but i've been out there for almost two years now a bill to create a single mandate. i think the fed in some ways might welcome that, so they wouldn't have this bipolar mandate they now have. obviously the european central bank both have price stability. the dual mandate puts them in an odd place. unemployment is unacceptably high. the best way for that to be dealt with is for us to do fiscal reform we need to do here in our country and this sugary approach leading into an election to me is not the way to do it and agai
it would be nice to have a budget, maybe nice to do something about this fiscal cliff, but sooner or later, we just heard, we had some fed watchers say well the fed just realizes that they can't do anything that actually will create jobs and they can't do anything that will actually fix the economy and they can do price control. they can do the inflation side of the mandate, if they can't do the other one, why don't you get rid of it? you could do it. it would be an act of congress. >> i...
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something else to worry about. just in case the fiscal cliff wasn't enough. still to come, by "two cents more". and now it's legal to smoke pot in two states now, and i'm not talking about marijuana. if you don't live in the rocky mountains, you can still profit from this movement coming up next. having you ship my gifts couldn't be easier. well, having a ton of locations doesn't hurt. and my daughter loves the santa. oh, ah sir. thats a customer. let's tell mom. [ male announcer ] break from the holiday stress. fedex office. gerri: some are calling it the next invest in gold brush. that coming up next gerri: grass, mary jane, marijuana goes by a lot of names. folks are calling it a good alternative investment. believe it or not. colorado and washington together, the first dates to legalize recreational use of marijuana. a growing industry that is worth a ton of dough. my next guest says there are many legal ways to get in on the action. joining me now is the president and ceo of a company in california. we are talking about miracle matter monitor. how you in
something else to worry about. just in case the fiscal cliff wasn't enough. still to come, by "two cents more". and now it's legal to smoke pot in two states now, and i'm not talking about marijuana. if you don't live in the rocky mountains, you can still profit from this movement coming up next. having you ship my gifts couldn't be easier. well, having a ton of locations doesn't hurt. and my daughter loves the santa. oh, ah sir. thats a customer. let's tell mom. [ male announcer ]...
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it or whatever. >> are you worried about the fiscal cliff? >> yeah, kind of. >> what exactly is the fiscal cliff? >> it's a raise in taxes and -- yeah. now i'm going to look like a fool. i don't know. [ laughter ] uh-huh. i don't know. >> are you worried about the fiscal cliff? requi >> i guess, yeah. >> what is it? >> something to do financially. yeah. that's all that i can tell you. >> why are you worried? >> because you have a worried look on your face. >> it's not good. i know that. so yeah. >> do you know what it is? >> no, i really don't. you go off the cliff. >> are you worried about the fiscal cliff? >> no. >> what is it? >> well, the fiscal cliff i know is mr. huxtable. that's the only one i know. >> well, yeah. you got a microphone in my face. yeah. i'm done. >> jimmy: we're going to give him half credit for that one. it's thursday night. it's time for our weekly tribute to where we bleep things. it's unnecessary censorship. >> i think -- i truly believe that they have the biggest [ bleep ] in the nfl. >> i was taken in a pro vaktiv
it or whatever. >> are you worried about the fiscal cliff? >> yeah, kind of. >> what exactly is the fiscal cliff? >> it's a raise in taxes and -- yeah. now i'm going to look like a fool. i don't know. [ laughter ] uh-huh. i don't know. >> are you worried about the fiscal cliff? requi >> i guess, yeah. >> what is it? >> something to do financially. yeah. that's all that i can tell you. >> why are you worried? >> because you have a...
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. >> as a member of the senate, you have to work tomorrow, presumably on the fiscal cliff, should the house republicans, the leadership, call that body back into session? >> well, i think speaker boehner will be in on the negotiations, and he will know when something might go through the senate, and he will certainly call the house in time to address this. they are prepared to go back, but right now, the action is in the senate, and i know that we're all trying to come up with and talk to our colleagues about some kind of way to avoid this massive increase in taxes that would occur if we don't act. and the things that are going on beneath the surface, i think, are important in the senate side, and i know the speaker will call them back when it's necessary. >> on a different issue, you're from a border state, you're, obviously, retiring soon. immigration, it's something that your party tried to accomplish under george w. bush, was not able to. as someone who can sort of speak freely about it, what's going to need to happen -- what's going to need to be seen from republicans and democra
. >> as a member of the senate, you have to work tomorrow, presumably on the fiscal cliff, should the house republicans, the leadership, call that body back into session? >> well, i think speaker boehner will be in on the negotiations, and he will know when something might go through the senate, and he will certainly call the house in time to address this. they are prepared to go back, but right now, the action is in the senate, and i know that we're all trying to come up with and...
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something else to worry about. just in case the fiscal cliff wasn't enough. still to come, by "two cents more". annow it's legal to smoke pot in two states now, and i'm not talking about marijuana. if you don't live in the rocky mountains, you can copd makes it hard to breathe, but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can be in the scene. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an anti-inflammatory and a long-acting bronchodilator working together to help improve your lung function all day. advair won't replace fast-acting inhalers for sudden symptoms and should not be used more than twice a day. people with copd taking advair may have a higher chance of pneumonia. advair may increase your risk of osteoporosis and some eye problems. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking advair. if you're still having difficulty breathing, ask your doctor if including advair could help improve your lung function. get your first full prescript
something else to worry about. just in case the fiscal cliff wasn't enough. still to come, by "two cents more". annow it's legal to smoke pot in two states now, and i'm not talking about marijuana. if you don't live in the rocky mountains, you can copd makes it hard to breathe, but with advair, i'm breathing better. so now i can be in the scene. advair is clinically proven to help significantly improve lung function. unlike most copd medications, advair contains both an...
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about the fiscal cliff before it hits at the end of this year. obviously, there's a big election between now and then. >> oh, yeah. thank you so much. worries those budget woes and tax hikes could come to pass are among the reason businesses are holding back from hiring. that's according to a new survey by manpower. 17% of employers surveyed plan to add workers in the fourth quarter. the vast majority, a whopping 72%, say they don't see any changes to hiring plans. many cite the fiscal cliff as to why. joining me is the president of the americas for manpower. good to have you on the program, sir. let me get this straight. they think that the fiscal cliff uncertainty and the uncertainties around these tax cuts expiring and these spending programs expiring, because they don't know what to expect, they want to just sit back, wait, and not hire any new workers. >> well, that's right. when we concluded the survey, we look at the results we see that employers have a moderate outlook into the fourth quarter. any uncertainties about the visibility and ch
about the fiscal cliff before it hits at the end of this year. obviously, there's a big election between now and then. >> oh, yeah. thank you so much. worries those budget woes and tax hikes could come to pass are among the reason businesses are holding back from hiring. that's according to a new survey by manpower. 17% of employers surveyed plan to add workers in the fourth quarter. the vast majority, a whopping 72%, say they don't see any changes to hiring plans. many cite the fiscal...
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whether it's the fiscal cliff, the fed meeting. what are the proceed right now? >> we've got bob from s&p capital iq. steven wood and gordon shallop. great to have you all on the show. you normally get the priority of speaking first. what are you doing right now? >> right now we're anticipating for volatility. we knew it was going to be a volatile fourth quarter. there's a lot of policy induced volatility. that said, the economy in the united states has not changed that much. it's grinding along. that recovery we've been talking about for a long time. so it's measurably positive, not robustly positive. that's kind of doing battle with just about offsetting some of the policy risk. >> the fear is all that changes if we go over the cliff. >> it would. right now the forecast is there's some compromise. there's a short-term compromise. they buy time. and they use that to get the silhouette of a grand bargain. if they use the time well, the markets could like that. if we do go off the cliff, that's 8% of gdp. >> what's your expectation, bob? >> we put out a research s
whether it's the fiscal cliff, the fed meeting. what are the proceed right now? >> we've got bob from s&p capital iq. steven wood and gordon shallop. great to have you all on the show. you normally get the priority of speaking first. what are you doing right now? >> right now we're anticipating for volatility. we knew it was going to be a volatile fourth quarter. there's a lot of policy induced volatility. that said, the economy in the united states has not changed that much....